Act 4-Scene 1(248 to 344)

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Act 4-Scene 1(248 to 344)- Vocabulary Games ( Q.7- Q 11)

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merchant of venice

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Karishma Hora

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Act 4-Scene 1(248 to 344)

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Act 4-Scene 1(248 to 344)Version en ligne

par Karishma Hora

appeal

notorious

higher esteem

to liberate

sarcastic

scant

traumatized

contemptuous

fortunate

esteems

someone's clutches


Relier Pairs Act 4-Scene 1(248 to 344)Version en ligne Act 4-Scene 1(248 to 344)- Vocabulary Games ( Q.7- Q 11) par Karishma Hora 1 appeal 2 notorious 3 higher esteem 4 to liberate 5 sarcastic 6 scant 7 traumatized 8 contemptuous 9 fortunate 10 esteems 11 someone's clutches famous or well-known for a negative reason a person's power or control, especially when regarded as inescapable make a serious, urgent, or heartfelt request. respect and admire using remarks that clearly mean the opposite of what you say, in order to hurt someone's feelings to admire or respect someone very much. You can be fortunate to have avoided something terrible severely shocked and upset in a way that causes lasting emotional pain. feeling, or expressing deep hatred or disapproval hardly any; not very much and not as much as there should be to release someone from control.